What's better than brunch? Bottomless brunch, of course. Throw in limitless (well, almost) bubbles, cocktails, beer or mocktails and everyone's favourite in-between meal becomes an even bigger treat. Whether you’re simply looking for great cuisine and cocktails while you catch up with friends and family, or want some live music with a serving of bao buns and bubbles, there’s something for everyone – and every occasion. We've picked some of our favourite places around the UK for an indulgent yet great-value bottomless brunch deal.
Dubbed Leeds most Instagrammable restaurant, Flèur offers bottomless brunch every day of the week. For less than £40 per person you can choose from delights such as Californian eggs, French toast or Mumbai scrambled eggs, accompanied by unlimited Prosecco, beer or cocktails. The beautiful setting and super-attentive team get top marks from callers.
Open daily for bottomless brunch, Boom Battle Bar in the centre of Cardiff offers something a little different. From £20, you can enjoy 90 minutes of bottomless Prosecco and beer plus three sharing dishes per two guests. The bar also has games including crazy golf, shuffleboard, pool and ping pong. Upgrade to include dessert, cocktails or bottomless food if you've got room. Guests seem to love the novelty factor, and atmosphere.
Rabble, in Edinburgh’s New Town, offers a boozy brunch for under £40. The price includes a welcome cocktail as well as bottomless Prosecco while you’re eating. Quality is at the heart of Rabble’s ethos and all of the menu options are seriously tempting. The Highland Stack, which includes black pudding, haggis, tattle scones and fried eggs, is particularly delicious, while customers also praise the buzzy atmosphere.
El Tapas Grá opened in 2020 and has become a much-loved addition to the city of Derry. Tipsy Tapas is served on weekends in 90-minute slots, and will set you back around £30. Diners choose three tapas, with options including charred cauliflower, crispy calamari and homemade hummus served with flatbreads. It’s promised that the Prosecco, cocktails or beer will flow freely. Visitors rate the outstanding food and friendly staff.
Foundry Project is a super-stylish eatery in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, and it offers a great value bottomless brunch. For less than £40 per person you can linger over unlimited Prosecco or cocktails, including Bellinis, for two hours. The food choices include halloumi shakshuka, smashed avocado, brunch fries and American pancakes. It’s a perfect weekend hangout, and customers rate the food really highly.
You're guaranteed a warm welcome at Hell Cat Maggies, a traditional style bar in the centre of Belfast. Bottomless brunch is around £40 and available between noon and 4pm. Dishes include the brunch burger, bacon and egg waffle or salt and chilli pitta. You won’t be disappointed by the accompanying drinks, either, with French Martinis, Prosecco and Espresso Martinis being poured. Guests describe it as outstanding.
For around £40, you can spend 90 minutes feasting on a selection of Chinese dishes at Lu Ban Restaurant, in the heart of Liverpool. While you’re munching your way through deep-fried crackers, spring rolls and stir-fried noodles, quench your thirst with a Lu Ban cocktail of the week, locally sourced beer, wine and Prosecco (included in the price) while being entertained by either a drag show or DJ. The amazing cuisine and constantly refilled glasses keep guests going back for more.
With its quirky decor, attentive service and beautifully presented cocktails, Dirty Martini should be on everyone's list when in Cardiff. The 90-minute Martini brunch runs every day of the week, meaning that for under £40, you can feast on bottomless Martinis, gin and tonics, Prosecco and beer. The delicious food meanwhile is served in a brunch birdcage, which makes for a super photo opportunity. The whole experience comes highly recommended from very satisfied customers.
Every Saturday is bottomless Prosecco brunch day at The Terrace Exeter, located in the Guildhall in the heart of the vibrant city. For under £30, you can quaff as much Prosecco as you can manage as well as a classic brunch dish such as smashed avocado and crispy bacon or a stack of American pancakes. The experience will last 90 minutes and, judging by the reviews, the atmosphere is rocking.
Book the two-hour bottomless brunch, priced around £30, at the Slug & Lettuce in Chelmsford and you’re in for a treat. The pub overlooks the river and offers a laid back vibe in cool surroundings. Visitors can select one dish from the brunch menu, with the full English and strawberry Daiquiri pancakes being particular favourites. Drinks on offer are Prosecco by the glass, gin or vodka with a mixer, cocktails including Sex on the Beach and Aperol Spritz. Great service from the welcoming staff makes the experience even more special.
The fun atmosphere keeps people going back to Blame Gloria in the heart of Bristol. Throughout the year you'll be entertained by themes including Gloria’s Icons, Back To The Noughties and Rocky Horror Picture Brunch, while you sip bottomless cocktails. Once the show is over, you’ll finish with your chosen dish of a burger, chicken skewers or crispy prawns. The 90-minute slot will set you back about £35 and it's worth every penny.
Overlooking Derry's city walls, Shipquay Hotel is a very special place that offers an excellent bottomless brunch. It's served in the tranquil restaurant every weekend, priced around £30. Drinks, including Prosecco and cocktails, flow freely, too, and satisfied customers describe the whole experience as amazing.
Situated on Brighton’s seafront, The New Club has been serving the town’s foodies since 2013, serving elevated American diner-style food. And customers can't get enough. The incredibly popular bottomless brunch runs for 90-minute slots from Wednesday to Sunday. The price of around £35 includes unlimited Prosecco or Bloody Marys with your choice from the brunch menu, with options including Mexican eggs, pancakes or double pork and beans.
Bandook, just off Bath’s swish Milsom Street, serves bottomless brunch from Friday to Sunday. For under £40, each 90-minute session includes one small plate and one large plate from the menu as well as free-flowing wine, cocktails, beer and Prosecco. There’s the option of upgrading to free-flowing Champagne if you’re feeling fancy. Customers say it's a unique breakfast experience.
You’re promised an experience that’s anything but ordinary at The Spiritualist, a hugely popular independently owned restaurant. Its highly rated take on bottomless brunch is available on weekends between noon and 3pm and costs under £30. For that, each guest is greeted with a blood orange and pomegranate Bellini and a toasted rowie, or Aberdeen roll. Then you can select a dish from the brunch menu and enjoy a further two cocktails.
Based in the heart of Swansea, Founders & Co. invites guests to think, drink, laze, graze and browse. Bottomless brunch is dished up every day between noon and 3pm and, for under £30, you can enjoy a main meal such as pizza, burritos and tacos. Drinks include Prosecco, Pimm’s and Espresso Martinis. There's also a booze-free option with mocktails, knocking around a fiver off the price. Visitors can’t get enough of this fabulous venue.
Saturday afternoons promise to be super special if you head down to El Pirata, a traditional tapas restaurant in central London. Griddled octopus, prawns in olive oil and Spanish bread are some of the delicious items on the set menu, and you can add bottomless Sangria too. You’ll dine like royalty and, according to satisfied customers, it's like holidaying in Spain.
Situated in the heart of Lincoln’s Cathedral Quarter, Citadel is a sleek establishment renowned for its creative cocktails and amazing food. Bottomless brunch is served from Tuesday to Sunday and, for around £30, you'll have two hours to enjoy a dish from the brunch menu with unlimited Prosecco and cocktails. The chicken burgers are particularly praised by happy diners.
Cosy Club is one of the most iconic buildings in Bournemouth. Split across three hugely photographable floors, the shabby-chic vibe is the perfect place to enjoy a bottomless brunch in style. For about £35, you can choose any breakfast dish and unlimited drinks for 90 minutes, offered each day from 10am. Menu choices range from a traditional full English to bubble and squeak, shakshuka and the delicious-looking ham hock hash. The gorgeous interior is also praised.
The beautiful interior, high-quality ingredients and warm welcome ensure that Monty’s, which is just a stone’s throw away from the sea is well worth a visit. The two-course bottomless brunch is under £50 and runs Friday to Sunday from noon until 2pm. Menu options include a granola bowl, chicken wings, mac 'n' cheese and steak frites, served with unlimited Prosecco, Pornstar Martinis and Bloody Marys. Guests love the value for money so much that they return again and again.
Found in the trendy Merchant City area of Glasgow, Bar Home offers a relaxed yet electric vibe. Bottomless brunch is served every day in two-hour sessions. For under £30, you can devour the big Scottish breakfast, smashed avocado crumpets or chicken and bacon waffles. The drinks options are unlimited cocktails, beer or prosecco and, according to happy customers, they’re topped up so regularly you don’t have to ask for a refill.
Situated within the beautiful former Terry’s Chocolate Orange building, Impossible York is an experience not to be missed. Bottomless brunch is served every day from noon until 6pm and diners won’t be left wanting with the food choices. There’s the option of one small plate and one side or a large plate, alongside bottomless Prosecco, gin cocktails, wine, beer and soft drinks – all for £35. Visitors rate the tremendously tasty food, as well as the phenomenal service.
Olive Tree Brasserie is a light and bright contemporary restaurant, with a bottomless brunch served every Saturday for around £30. Unusually, the food choices aren't restricted – you can order anything from the menu, including meatballs, sweet potato falafel and avocado and halloumi. The only stipulation is that you order one food dish at a time. You’ll be satisfied with the drinks too, with Prosecco, house cocktails, lager and soft drinks flowing freely. Customers say it's excellent value for money.
If you have a special occasion to celebrate, book a 90-minute weekend slot at The Hari, a beautiful hotel in London’s Mayfair. For around £65, you can select three courses from the impressive Italian brunch menu and enjoy bottomless cocktails including Bellinis – all the while being served by attentive staff and listening to live Italian music. What's not to love? Diners particularly love the pancakes.
Delicious tapas and unlimited bottles of Prosecco for under £30 are on the menu at No28 Newcastle, whose bottomless brunch offer runs every day except Mondays. The atmospheric venue is tucked away inside the entrance to Grainger Market on Nelson Street, and is the ideal setting for 90 minutes of boozy, foodie fun. Diners constantly praise the fab crew and plentiful drinks.
The bottomless brunch at The Magic Garden, located behind the cobbled streets of Nottingham's Lace Market, costs under £40 and it really is magical. You and your companions can sit back and relax in the electric surroundings and enjoy 90 minutes of bottomless drinks, two tapas dishes each, and a side of magic tricks. Patrons leave eager to book again.
Gastrono-me is a buzzy, all-day restaurant located in a lovely spot in Bury St Edmunds. Its fabulous bottomless brunch includes a main course, with choices such as stacked pancakes, breakfast burritos and its famous Pain Perdu – Gastrono-me’s take on French toast. Your food will be accompanied by unlimited Mimosas (or Me-Mosas) for 90 minutes. Diners love the superb food, staff and atmosphere.
Those who've been say that an afternoon at Tonight Josephine is not to be missed. Your brunch ticket at the the very pink venue will set you back around £50pp and includes epic tunes from a Rhianna tribute act, which you MIGHT just have to sing along to. Included in the price is 90 minutes of bottomless bubbles, beer and spritz cocktails and the choice of a pulled pork burger, crispy coated red prawns or a halloumi burger.
Served daily until late afternoon, the £32 bottomless brunch at All Bar One is something to shout about. The extensive food choices include something for every palate so, whether you’re a sweet or savoury person, you’ll be happy. The French toast is so beautifully presented, it seems a pity to actually eat it. (Mind you, it's too tasty not to.) Drink choices include Prosecco, gin and tonics and fruity Daiquiris. You can upgrade for an extra tenner for additional cocktails. Amazing seems to be the word from people who have visited.
If the rave reviews are anything to go by, you’ll have a wild time at Mu Mu. From Friday to Sunday, choose from the R&B Disco Brunch or the Drag Queen Disco Brunch. On the menu are dirty burgers, Lebanese chicken wraps and smoked gammon mac & cheese. Included in the set price of under £40pp, you’ll enjoy two hours of unlimited prosecco, beer or cocktails — and it sounds as though you’ll make memories to last a lifetime.
Ma Petite might be small, but it’s mighty big on atmosphere and cheer. On various weekends and bank holidays throughout the year, you can sample a taste of the Caribbean in North London. Pumpkin and sweet potato fritters, jerk chicken wings and coconut fish curry are all on offer and, according to the many happy diners, cocktails like rum punch always flow freely.